‘Wonder at What Is as It Is’: Arendtian Wonder as the Occasion for Political Responsibility

Journal of the British Society for Phenomenology 53 (3):261-275 (2022)
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Although Arendt is widely cited as an early proponent of what is sometimes called “forward-looking” or “future-looking” responsibility, scholars have not dwelled at length on Arendt’s claim that th...

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